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" TUESDAY, OCT. '5', 1613 “"
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lunn lil‘: voting list is used, twin ll:
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pizces comeback, because the
postofilce cannot find the addresses.
Some people want to know where these
EA ST NORWALK
NEWS
Jolin‘ Armour, ot‘ Winfield street,
has purchased :in ziuii-iiliinile. ) V ... A".
H. B. minute. of Va” s:.- ) DARIEN R
was a visitor. leslélifig, e i 5 (
" lain. , .
W" .) AND {-
The Ferris Coal t‘oziipan}: are :n- OROTDN ;
loading a barge of coal from Red Star l (
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No. 21.
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The "Addie V-Zd" yesterday [owed
a lighter to New Yori; city for the
flcflarg Barton Company.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Mciiziy, oi
‘ Seaview avenue. have returned from
a visit in New Yuri: city.
L ’8‘” My.»
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Worth.
who has been enjoying an extended
Dr. Geib, of hhflnfmui,
ed after a visit with his brothex A
fleib, of Cove avenue.
The Thorn
Point summer
to their winter
litir‘i return-
; ly his home, has returned to town.
by the {‘ongregational Church.
tholglrthe weather was threatening.
cf the Dorian
‘.':‘.V" returned,
53,“. ymk; ithere was a good response to
I nrou‘n’s appeal, by mail, to his people
formerly all” be present, to launch a forward
movement for the fall and winter. The
faintly,
colon‘ ,
home in
The Ovei‘ton
\ South Noi'wztlii.
Third street.
ininiii',
have tethered” to,
were held at the school's usual time
Hrs. Finch of Van Zuni street l1 “if” assembling and, under the "“'
moved to Spring s'rec! Second di thusiastit leadership of its superin
trict tendent. James F. Williams. who is
V H i also supervisor of Durien's school sys-
Illss Jeanette \‘szourering has to = tem, the outlook for the future was 111-
".{eii encouraging.
Turned to New Haven after spending ‘
. two weeks with her parents on Greg:
cry Boulevard. The Methodist Church was well ii'll-
led last night for the closing rally 0t
A daughter, last night. was born ,oithe lip-license campaign, in which the
Kr. and Mrs. William Mofiett, oanethodist, Congregational and Epic-
I" I ld street. Motherland (laugh-imp“! (‘hurches united. The three
ter are doing well [pastors were each present Dr. Ii. Van
”Kirk reading the Scriptures und ofler
Ir. and Mrs. Warren Smith, of his prayer, {h- H 8 Mwn‘spcuking
Mow avenue, who are visiting in briefly, and Rev. 8 ll. hwson acting
Rico, are remembering local as chairman and singing with the mule
quartet, which aided appreciably in
blood: with postal cards. tthc success of the service. The princi-
pal features of the meeting were tho
_ u ddrelm bcha " "
;tuu resigned his position with the movgmcnttizudc pyjamiz: Fj‘glil‘igu
Bfimfiiwypmvnelr 0“ 3'“ snéihienaopt or s :Ckarles 3.:
mad dud has mixed it with! Pitch fint'Ibldctlnun,’und 1131.11.11 12.
\wltii the Williams Extract Common Richards at Old Farm rood. The than.
of Hartford. laymen created a very iuvor'ablc lin-
pression. I‘J ifiiittah
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Cortland Ferris, of the East‘SIdc,
_ 1). Burr Beach, who was detected'
‘ _ for the othce of tax collector by u Mrs. C. L. Worth, who. for ubout
, clue vote yesterday. has extended his: three years past, has conducted news,
Wiuiations to Tax Collector
M G. Mitchell, and wished himiroad avenue, sold out. the busineus,
ma during his next term in the October 1, to George Vcelcie of South
m A; iNorwalk. The latter took possession
, \- 'todoy, and H. N. Worth lcdt for u trip
Ms D. Robertson, Democrat will or several days. during which he will
to the only one of that political hill: "“99“ several forms 039"“ to M"
" m the c'buncil for the next two years. ‘Worth ’0' “h A‘ noon on ‘ “WW
31330118011 beat Hipson, present coun-' tory location can be found, Mr. and
M at the polls yesterday He is 'Mrs. Worth will leuve Durlon, to live
buy today acknowledging the con ttbc simple lite on u tum. They up-
tabulations of his many triends lplicd themselvuu diligenty to business
'whlle located here, and made unity
; “action was the principal topic on friends. The long hours und close con-
, flu East Side this morning. The Sen-i finement were too great ‘ strain, 69'
We complete and prompt rcturns.’ P8033“! upon Mrs. Worth, together
“might, were secured by many lo-'
people, and The Sentinel extra”.
whining the only complete account'
1" 0.50 results, were in great demand
,. ..
Thcgappearunc'e oi the annual town
comment—not upon their commits so
much on upon the manner-of their pub
lication. ; This your the ulcctmen,
contrary to the usual custom or having
the willingne- by new printer,
whose price you fair obtained; bids
from pnbof- -town, and awarded the job
to a :Stamiord printer at 32;. page,
in preference to the bld‘ot the Re-
view, which was $2.50 a, pails, itin the
same mum! style and size or lost
your" 3 reports. " Now, it turns out that,
instead of following the style of prev-
ibus years, the Stamford man used a
much larger size of type, thereby in-
creasing the number of pages, so that
the pamphlet makes 32 pages, whcrcps
in .‘the old style it would only have re
quired 24. People want to know wltre
the economy comes in it the select-
men pay $2.lor,32- lingo ill—~iugtclud
01.32.50 for 24 pagoswsson
, t; Lieutenant Charles H. Cakes,
fim‘iplace, will not go south with
‘ titeliilltia rifle team, as ex-
thls season. For several years
chant Cakes acted as caterer for
team, and his work gave univer»
matisfactlon. This year the gov-
Wc’nt furnishes rations and army
m to do the work.
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“times in blossom are among
' curiosities sech today in Darlen. In
Whom at the roar of Nicholas
. .s house on Tokcncke road, one.
of an apple- tree is bright with
ms. You can sob cherry- blossoms
Mr (late. on property or John
' .der. Still, Dal-ion was more he
in its election today than in
Ill limo blooms‘. .
The local 'postolilcco were jammed
Saturday with a regular holiday rush.
Men in town who do not ordinarily get
; six letters a year, found much mall
- waiting then, andrtho post co clerks
'couiu " may male} and ‘ otufl last
, enough. First. along came tbccall for
. the town meeting, followed quickly by
. the annunrepbrtu of the town chic! ,
1n punctual: min when tho 1.1.1....
gonilnittcc bad 3 lotto:- and a. but
interactive fo’rpvery ' “a die.
on W;M hint! '
A BAD BOAR;
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. David, of Totien»
ville, l.. l., were recent visitors with
Inmar Butler of the Darien Garage,
visit to the. Panama Exposition and
points in California, which was former?
Rally Day was observed yesterday
A]-
Dr. -
‘Suhday-sciiool‘s rally day exercises
reports has occasioned much critical ‘
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in [O\‘.'ll on voting days.
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SAUGATUCK
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The
Suugatuck has been painted.
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turned from ‘a’ visit in Boston.
Mr.
returned from a visit in Brooklyn.
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Min»;
Hillside school for girls in Norwalk.
.tl'ss
visited yesterday with lrionds here.
The
.1 with
tea; week
York.
ii'rum-i:
\‘mv
college.
ill-N
2-!in with Miss Helen
l“:lll'fl0lil.
”is.
New York home.
34x
Schools (l.
Superintendent of
on business last week.
hair rooms in State street.
Miss Margaret Whitaker has recov-
ered from the tllniun which had con-
flncd her to her bane in Compo.
Miss Evelyn Pussmore or New York
visited recently with [in Isabelle
min: or her substitute! homo
it
n.
Ilsa Batty Hitchcllwbu; mourned to
her home in Stam’crd after u visit
with 3418. Arthur Francine of Burr
avenue. Ian-1" I?" H“ i' TA;
Mrs. Hexekluh Allan of‘Compo
stationery and cundy store, on Bail- street. in conflyd to the Novivalk hoa-
pttal whuro she underwent an opera-
tion last week.
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H. E. Lewis bun purchased cluvou
acres of land from Horucc Wakcmun
and 15 acres from S. G. Allon in Com
po street. ‘
Samuel Gum, who was operated
upon for kidney trouble u (ow dun
ago in a New York hospital, is ro-
ported as improving dolly.
A meeting of the local Equal Fran.
chlsc League will be bold Monday,
with the euro oil her home, and so they October 11. at the home a ‘3‘“- Harry
[were glad to have the opportunity of Sherwood in ”NH“ avenue.
“MN «M
Niall:
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Beldcn Trinkaus is visiting with rel-
utiVes in Brooklyn. ,
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. Robert Coy and lamily hove left for
:1 vacation ”trip to 'Vermont.
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W. L. Gerrish and daughter Flor-
once. have returned to‘ New, York for ..v "
the winter.
‘Roger Potter has retiirned to his
studies in the University of Pennsyl-
vunia. e
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Dr. stephen Kelley and family will
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.~Kalsar and
Miss Grace mop have returned from
u. visit to Brooklyn;
A
m... n. 1) cm of New York has
been visiting with Inn F. C. Raymond
are all the year, it even l'ncie
Sam can't find them, and yet they land
...)
residence of E. S. Wilson in
Mr. and Mrsulohn Glynn have re
and Mrs. W. F. Shalloy have
Betty. Prchr has entered the
Eleanor Seek-y of Bridgeport,
Beyer property on Sylvan ave.-
iiue has been ”sold to William George.
Miss Anna Gardner of Compo visit~
friends in New
\\ it‘s-(man left last week for
lint-11 where h- entered lule
Marion Wakemun visited rc-
Kinsella in
After spending the summer in town
A. livluionte has returned to her
(‘
lomnan spent n day in New Haven
The regular meeting of the West-
1ort (‘lub will be held this evening at
Ernest Seeley, of Bridgeport spent
the week- end with relatives in town. '
return to their home in New York on 7
‘1 lab, is mounting from a law duys
and best known fouh
life-long e rience.
wonderfully smooth and ell!
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York to the guest cl her sister, In.
w Mummy;
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Poun- Trlbu, Bed lien, announces u
uooiulovcutln the above on dance
Hull on thonvmiug cl Nov. 3.
era: .3; . ‘g nun—nu- .-»3 r...
am. in. 1'. Hood and family. who
occupy“ u cottage ut Hickory Bluil
tor the summer, bxvo returned to their
home on M5 uvonuc.
; “In.
There was no mo of bull bonus:
the New CW Ind the Betholu. flot-
urdoy, owing to the "other. it tho
outlier is favorable, these teams will
play next Suturdoy.,_
Jumou ill Stillman is now occupying
his houie on South Main street. lin.
Thorpe und family who occupied‘tnia
place for the summer, hove returned to
New York.
Thu luneral of William Raymond,
who died in the Stumiord ibupital.
lut Thuluduy, was hold at the chapel
ilLIAkWiW :cumctery Sunday after
noon at three o’clock. Ruv. ill. 1).
'Prinkuua of the Methodist church of-
belated.
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H. L Sccdold mover Wulter:bunn's
turniture, Thursduy. to Jersey City.
On Friday he moved that. of George
Andrews, who formerly conducted at
mini-Int here, in Bridgeport. Today
he. will move HurryT’ei-drenux's turnt-
week.
Orlando Andrews is serving on jury
duty in Bridgeport. 1;:
Elmer Talmadge and lufly are
moving to Chestnuf‘Hill.
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Mrspliiary E.;--Godlrcy has returned
from a vialtln Ridgefleld. ‘
Mrs. Eugene Boers, of the 01:...
Side. has been quite ill! for several
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William Bedlam, pg the Low Par-
better and um less fuel than
and. exhibition drill in nay-loudl-
tura toiStun-lord. Mr. 'Scollold will 01- . Ancestor.
so move goods from .Rldgellold to Charles F. Goepple, r., p. ........ 16L
Washington. Conn, some. day this Samuel G. Lockwood. r ..... .....181
‘Ekner Jackson, 1-
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Glcnwood Runguarcthe product of New En land's largest
They are dcsigne by makers of
weigh more, are put: together
most ra s. Thccastings are,
to keep c can.
on We, committal and mechanically right—no
feature locking Smooth cast, Colonial design, plain
TbeAJ Collins
anwloh; ""‘.;~'" I,
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Mr: and‘llrs; G. 8 tibia and son,
0! Georgetown, were Sunduy visitors'
in town.
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Mr. and 31113.3. J. Cobb spent the
week-end at their summer home on
Hillside struct.
Thomas Hulonc and family are
moving to the house of Frank Mc~
Carroll in tho Upper ’Puriub.
Over 8260 was cloned as the re-
sult of tho hir duo on September
30th by the Norleld lmprovcnunt As-
mutton.
Mrs. Wildmcn Adams has sold her
house in the Upper Puisbnnear the
residence of W. H. Robinson, to
“Frank Gcorgus. who is moving his
lumlly there this week.
H .
“vonngreopi'oja Night" win be ob-
served at Norfléld Grange, Friday
evening, the program bekig in charge
of Mrs Harold Burritt, Miss Grace;
Sconeld, Willis Banks and David Co-i
ley.
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Board of Relief, for Three Year:
Frederick Gray, 13., p. ........ ...164;
Gardiner S. Raymond, d ..... 73
‘Boilrd of Relief, for Two Years.
Harry, R. Jackson, r., p.. ....... :16
William Geopple; d.... ......... .7
Board of-Hcllufifcr On: Your.
Sherman "Morehouse, d. . . . . . . . .':. 75;.
Selectmen.
...161
Herbert A. Barrett, r ............. 148
Floyd B. Benton. d....'. ......... . 65
Edward L. Webb, :1 ............... 72
Henry A. Hurlbut, p..... .. 61
William C. Li. Schlichting. p..... 65
Town Cl'crk.
Gdarge W. Ogden, r., p...........~.170
Thomas F. Gilbert, d.... 50
. hwn'Treuuurer. :.
George F. Brown. r., p. .........172
Henry G, Thomson, d............ 73
Auditor. ‘
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clout-ou-
Richard is. Fitch, r., p.......;‘...1m.
,l'runk L. O'Neil. d........ ...;..'. 7!
Grand Jurors. .
sock, r., p............m
lmutcud. r.,;p......m
TWO Gold Medals—Highest Award
at The Panama Ex osition, 1915
6111an cool Bungee, Goa Ranges, Furnaces and Heaters, awarded Two Gold Medals, at the
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Hancisco, 0:11., 1915.
finish, compact structure, big roomy ovens, easy working
grates and countless other features.
Owing to their sturdy construction and fine workmanship,
they will stand hard usage, do better work and last much long— ,
er than the ordinary kind.
.They certainly do “Make Cooking und Baking Easy".
Golancmdmkcbonsehcpiugdmdgclenl ; j .
69., So. Norwulll
William F. Barrio. d. . 72
Franklin B.‘ Rockwell, d.... ..... . 76f
Willie Lockwood, d ............... 71
Collector of Tuxeu.
George L. Wuruckc, r., p ........ 17!
Robert R. StudWell, d....; ....... 72
. Conu‘lublcu. "
James E. Kulser, r. ,p .......... 166
Philip De Well, r., p..........‘..164
Charles D. Bennett. r., p ........ 160
Morris n...lomruy. a... ...... '. 73
Ciilovd Kills. d...,........ ..... . ’l
r' Chester 'Gewplc,’ d ............... 7
Andrew J. Eichinger, d...., ....... 74
Refluflur at Voters.
F. Clerc Ogden, r., p ............ 1‘6
chklah B. Osborn, d ........... 75
Town School Committee, for Those
Yours.”
George F. Brown, 1' .............. 149
Sarah M. Cashing. d ............ 87
TROUBLE FOR tEACHER. I.
The «schoolboy who wants to know
about conditions in Europe, their
causes and effects. is going to be a
home—read and Investigate them as
a mat!" of “bullnouu pflicy."
Our prices are colour as
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WATER. STREET.
2.
- tons in your body.
source of some anxiety to the teacher .
ltbls yeah—Washington Star.
-YOU'D READ 110E SENTINEL'
usrrunvious WANTED"‘udu if you ‘
needed help in tho oillce, factory o:- =
Order Now at Summer Prices
can, Write or l’hone
Our representative .-.will gladly call and see you
than your winter’s supply.
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The New Science
'DEFlNlIlON OF €100")chle
L‘hlroprucuc in tho «bullion oi the
cause 0! the discus and the ul. 0!
findjuuting‘tho cane. Dims. in «used
by u much, twiutorupnlu in the
buck. Evan it done in childhood
in createu pinched cams and pain h
labor lilo in the diluent organs and
limb.
Chiropructon remove tho cause 0!
disease and pain, boom: is restored
WI. tho nerve uyu~
Female in?
given special atteumm; ulno curvature
in! the upluo. You will never regret
Elvin! tho Chiroproctor u chance to
Wm.
magnetic autumn given alto.
T. Francis, D. C.
34 Wuublnpton 8:, be. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Point: School. “I
discover.
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76F was m. can
PM 00. m
cm: div-owl unu Ionian»
one.‘ and Bulk-n
Tut-phone 900.
u to flour“. Io. lion-gilt.
"From" A Coat
Pool ct is
Posmvely Clean
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anybody’ 5 prices.
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